libc-hacker list

libc-hacker list

[Roland McGrath]

I'm not very clear on how administrative control of sourceware lists works.
Can I be granted administrative access for the libc-hacker list?

Thanks,
Roland

Re: libc-hacker list

[Ian Lance Taylor]

Roland McGrath <roland@hack.frob.com> writes:

> I'm not very clear on how administrative control of sourceware lists works.
> Can I be granted administrative access for the libc-hacker list?

All the mailing lists on sourceware use ezmlm.  I can make you an
administrator for the libc-hackers mailing list.  That will let you
perform various actions remotely, as described at

http://www.ezmlm.org/manual/Administrator_0027s-Manual.html#Administrator_0027s-Manual

Let me know what address to add.

Ian

Re: libc-hacker list

[Roland McGrath]

Thanks.  Use <roland@hack.frob.com>.  While you're at it, you might as well
make me an administrator for all the *libc* lists.  Using my hamfisted
techniques (
for x in /sourceware/qmail/lists-sourceware/*libc*/mod/subscribers/*; do
echo $x; strings $x|grep roland; done
) I glean that I'm either an admin or moderator on a few with
roland@gnu.org (which forwards fine) and on one with roland@redhat.com
(which bounces, or at least no longer gets to me).  I'd prefer
roland@hack.frob.com for all of them.


Thanks,
Roland

Re: libc-hacker list

[Ian Lance Taylor]

Roland McGrath <roland@hack.frob.com> writes:

> Thanks.  Use <roland@hack.frob.com>.  While you're at it, you might as well
> make me an administrator for all the *libc* lists.  Using my hamfisted
> techniques (
> for x in /sourceware/qmail/lists-sourceware/*libc*/mod/subscribers/*; do
> echo $x; strings $x|grep roland; done
> ) I glean that I'm either an admin or moderator on a few with
> roland@gnu.org (which forwards fine) and on one with roland@redhat.com
> (which bounces, or at least no longer gets to me).  I'd prefer
> roland@hack.frob.com for all of them.

Done.

Ian